locuses

noun

SayLOH-kuhs-izUS/ˈloʊkəsɪz/UK/ˈləʊkəsɪz/

1 meaning of locuses

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noun
Plural of locus. Less common than loci.
The two cities became important locuses of the new music scene.
The old market and the train station were the town's busiest locuses.

locuses is a form of locus

locus, noun: A particular place or locality, especially one that is the center of some activity or the scene of a crime. Full entry

Forms: locusloci plurallocuses plural
Spelling: locus → locuses: add -es
Sound: The ending sounds like /ɪz/, an extra syllable.

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